Becoming a
San Pedro Playhouse Broadway Star is as easy as
signing up for one of the Playhouse summer theater
camp sessions. CAMP BROADWAY is a perfect choice. An
exciting alternative to traditional summer camps,
our theater camps will give young performers an
opportunity to explore, develop and refine skills in
acting, singing, dancing and stagecraft. Classes are
small and instructors have years of professional
experience.
Call the
Box Office today at 210.733.7258 for more
information or click
HERE for a
printable registration form.
«Camp
Broadway«
ACT, SING, DANCE --- This three week session will
explore musical theater through song and dance.
Students will take the stage as they perform scenes
and numbers from some of musical theater's most
popular shows..
Schedule
July 6 - July 24, 2009
Ages 7-12 -- 9:00 am - 1:00 pm -- $250
Ages 13-18 -- 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm -- $250
«Creativity
Camp«
IMAGINE, CREATE, DISCOVER -- Imagination and
creativity will be unleashed during this three week
session as students create their own show from start
to finish. Students will write the script,
make costumes, build the set and STAR in their own
show.
Schedule
July 27 - August 14, 2009
Ages 7-12 -- 9:00 am - 1:00 pm -- $250
Ages 13-18 -- 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm -- $250
UPCOMING TROUPE JR.
PRODUCTIONS
Beauty and The Beast Jr.
(Tickets not yet
available)
Show Dates
Dec 6-8, 2009 at 7:00 PM
in the Russell Hill Rogers Theater
Tickets: $10.00
Children and Student Tickets: $5.00
Reserved Seating
The King and I
(Tickets not yet
available)
Show Dates
Dec 13-17, 2009 at 6:30 PM
in the Cellar Theater
Tickets: $10.00
Children and Student Tickets: $5.00
Open Seating
Willy Wonka Kids
(Tickets not yet
available)
Show Dates
May 16-20, 2010 at 6:30 PM
in the Cellar Theater
Tickets: $10.00
Children and Student Tickets: $5.00
Open Seating
Thoroughly Modern Millie
Jr.
(Tickets not yet
available)
Show Dates
June 1-3, 2010 at 7:00 PM
in the Russell Hill
Rogers Theater
Tickets: $10.00
Children and Student Tickets: $5.00
Open Seating
Meet the Directors
Christopher Rodriguez (Youth Program Director / Troupe Director and Choreographer)
has been performing on the San Pedro Playhouse stage for over
nine years. Recently,
he directed the San Pedro Playhouse
production of Altar Boyz.
Prior to that, he played Protean in
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way
to the Forum, Wayne Frake in State Fair
and Ching Ho in Thoroughly Modern Millie. His
favorite roles at the Playhouse were in
Once Upon a Mattress (Prince Dauntless),
Beauty and the Beast (Lefou),
Cabaret (Bobby), West Side Story (Baby John) and
A
Chorus Line (Mark). He was the co-director and choreographer for
Zombie Prom and
choreographer for Gilbert and Sullivan's
Patience at San Pedro Playhouse. He is
also San Pedro Playhouse's Office
Manager. He has choreographed for
various high school choirs and
theater programs in the North East
Independent School District and at
the Church Bistro Theatre. Credits elsewhere include
Oklahoma
(Sam Houston State University), Diviners,
The Shadow Box, The Miracle
Worker, When Pigs Fly (Actors Theatre of San Antonio), You're a Good Man Charlie
Brown (ATAC Globe Winner) and Southern Baptist Sissies
at the Church
Bistro Theatre.
Andrew Hendley (Troupe Music Director) has been teaching middle
school choir for the past eleven years. He graduated from Trinity University with
a Bachelor's in Music and a Master of Arts in teaching. While teaching in NEISD after
graduating, Mr. Hendley sang with the San Antonio Symphony Mastersingers. He then relocated
to Las Vegas, where he continued to teach and joined the UNLV Chamber Chorale, which
performed at the MGM Grand Garden with the Boston Pops Symphony Orchestra, as well
as the Chapman University Choral Festival.
Mr. Hendley was the Choir Director at Woodlake
Hills for six years. He now teaches elementary-level music in Judson ISD. He was
a section leader and soloist of the St. Mark’s Episcopal Church Parish Choir and
has been playing in the orchestra for San Pedro Playhouse for the past four
years. At the Playhouse, he has been the Musical Director for
Cabaret, The Mikado
and Footloose.
Amy Suzanne Dullnig (Troupe
Jr. Director) has appeared in several shows at the
Playhouse, most recently in A
Christmas Carol: The Musical, Here's Love,
Hair and Aida. Other favorites include
Scrooge, South Pacific,
My Fair Lady, and The King and I. As a member of the Texas
Christian University (TCU) choir, she performed twice at Carnegie Hall singing with
the New York Pops under the direction of the late Skitch Henderson. She holds a
Master of Arts in Teaching from the University of Incarnate Word and a Bachelor
of Fine Arts from TCU. She has conducted the Playhouse's summer
camp for four years.
Jillian Cox (Troupe Jr. Music Director) has been seen on the Playhouse
stage as Meg Brockie in Brigadoon, Carrie Pipperidge in
Carousel, for both of which
she received ATAC Globe Awards for Excellence in Acting; the title role of Gilbert
& Sullivan’s Patience in the Cellar
Theater as well as Eve in Meet me in St. Louis
and Sister Miller in Damn Yankees on the Russell Hill Rogers stage. Other roles
include the Baker's Wife in Into the Woods, Sister Margaretta in
The Sound of Music
and Beatrice in Much Ado About Nothing in the Dallas/Fort Worth area and Lucy in
You're A Good Man Charlie Brown, Mary in
Child of the Promise and Penny Sycamore
in You Can't Take It With You in Tokyo, Japan. In the San Antonio area, Ms. Cox
performed with the UTSA Lyric Theatre as Monica in
The Medium, Nellie Forbush in
South Pacific and Kaye in The Taffetas. She also performs frequently as a young
artist with the San Antonio Opera.
800 West Ashby (Ashby at San Pedro Ave.) P.O. Box 12356 San Antonio, TX 78212
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